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Worms on a Mission to Research Muscle Loss in Space

Worms on a Mission to Research Muscle Loss in Space
On Thursday, 3rd June, hundreds of tiny worms are being flown to the International Space Station (ISS) as part of an experiment to understand more about human muscle loss and how to prevent it.
Funded by the UK Space Agency, a team of scientists led by scientists from Nottingham and Exeter University, with hardware designed by Oxford-based Kayser Space, aims to determine the causes of muscle changes during spaceflight and find ways to mitigate these biological changes.
Discovering more about muscle loss in space will expand our understanding of how ageing affects our muscles; this could lead to more effective therapies and new treatments for muscular dystrophies here on Earth. ....

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UK Space Agency - Worms on a mission to research muscle loss in space | WiredGov Newswire (news from other organisations)

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UK Space Agency - Worms on a mission to research muscle loss in space
Today (Thursday 3rd June), hundreds of tiny worms are being flown to the International Space Station (ISS) as part of an experiment to understand more about human muscle loss and how to prevent it.
Funded by the UK Space Agency, a team of scientists led by scientists from Nottingham and Exeter University, with hardware designed by Oxford-based Kayser Space, aims to determine the causes of muscle changes during spaceflight and find ways to mitigate these biological changes.
Discovering more about muscle loss in space will expand our understanding of how ageing affects our muscles; this could lead to more effective therapies and new treatments for muscular dystrophies here on Earth. ....

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Why the next generation of astronaut will be female, older and even disabled

Why the next generation of astronaut will be female, older and disabled
As a new astronaut recruitment drive begins, what qualities are high on the list for potential applicants?
10 February 2021 • 10:09am
Astronauts wanted: European Space Agency Italian astronaut Samantha Cristoforetti takes part in a preflight training session at the Gagarin Cosmonauts Training Centre in Star City, Russia
Credit: AFP/Getty Images
For the first time in 11 years the European Space Agency (ESA) is looking to recruit new astronauts, in a process that will begin on 31 March.
“ESA is strongly encouraging women to apply, because we are seeking to expand gender diversity in our ranks,” says the agency’s official statement, which urges hopefuls to submit their applications within an eight-week window, prior to a six-stage selection process due to be completed in October 2022. ....

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